Campaigns

The Department of Health runs strategic communication campaigns for public health in Queensland. Click below to learn more about the campaigns. If you would like more information, please contact campaigns@health.qld.gov.au.

  • Protect yourself and others this flu season

    Getting an annual flu vaccine helps to protect Queenslanders and their loved ones from the serious symptoms of flu. This year’s campaign encourages Queenslanders to get their free flu vaccine, including the new nasal spray flu vaccine, free for children aged 2-5 years.

  • Join Queensland Health

    Join a team like no other. We’re over 100,000 strong, with more than 300 diverse career paths. We are a world-class healthcare system, with training and career support to take you further.

  • Find your health career

    Whatever you’re into, there’s a Queensland Health career designed for you. With competitive salaries, in-demand jobs, great benefits and room to grow. Find your health career.

  • Make a Healthy Career Move to Queensland Australia

    A career with Queensland Health will give you a career with purpose, plus excellent benefits and support. Make a healthy career move to Queensland, Australia.

  • Your care options

    If you're unwell and unsure what to do, there are many health care options available, including Satellite Health Centres, Medicare Urgent Care Clinics, GPs and more. You can also check your symptoms online to get guidance on the best place to receive care.

  • Dear Mind

    ‘Dear Mind’ is Queensland’s first positive mental health and wellbeing campaign, encouraging Queenslanders to make time for themselves and prioritise their mental wellbeing.

  • It’s time to ditch the vapes

    ‘It's time to ditch the vapes’ explores the many harmful ingredients found inside vapes and the short and long-term health impacts. Vapes may seem sweet…but on the inside they’re hiding a dirty secret.

  • Your Drinking

    The ‘Keep an Eye on Your Drinking’ campaign aims to increase knowledge and understanding amongst Queenslanders of the alcohol guidelines, harms of risky drinking and benefits of reducing alcohol consumption.

Last updated: 21 April 2026